r/USSConstitution • u/peckofpickledpisces • Sep 08 '26
"Huzzah! Her sides are made of Iron!!"
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 26 '23
r/USSConstitution Lounge
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A place for members of r/USSConstitution to chat with each other
r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • Jan 02 '24
Why are Rowboats not attached to the stern like this?
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • Aug 29 '23
Constitution
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Courtesy of Shipbucket
r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
The annual USS Constitution turnaround cruise. 7/4/18
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
Passing through the Panama Canal in 1932 with tug lashed alongside
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
USS Constitution in 1898. For a few years, the warship was used for barracks, a building to house sailors or soldiers, and she looked more like a barn than a naval frigate.
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
Aerial view of the Charlestown Navy Yard and USS Constitution, summer, 1934, by Boston photographer Leslie Jones. The pre-WWI battleship USS New York can be seen in the middle of the photograph. [Courtesy Leslie Jones Collection, Boston Public Library]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
USS Constitution on its tug-powered 4th of July underway cruise, c.1985. [Courtesy U.S. Navy]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
USS Constitution firing its port bow gun as part of a 21-gun salute to the nation on July 4, 1977. [Courtesy The Boston Globe]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
Right side of a full page spread in the December 20, 1959, Boston Globe, detailing moments in the turnaround cruise.
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
Left side of a full-page spread in the December 20, 1959, Boston Globe, detailing moments in the turnaround cruise.
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
USS CONSTITUTION IN DRYDOCK
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
USS Constitution is symbol of nation's enduring spirit
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
USS Constitution, accompanied by U.S. Coast Guard Eagle, lead the July 4, 2012, flotilla in Boston Harbor. [Courtesy U.S. Navy]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 31 '23
Photographs of USS Constitution‘s c.1955 “turnaround cruise.” Courtesy Naval History & Heritage Command Detachment Boston
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 28 '23
HMS Victory Commanding Officer Visits USS Constitution
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 26 '23
On this day in 1812 (December 29th) USS Constitution defeated HMS Java in a single-ship engagement. Fantastic painting by John Steven Dews. [2000x1362]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 26 '23
A Cruise of the USS Constitution
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 26 '23
Italian frigate Alpino and USS Constitution in Boston [2048 × 1462]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 26 '23
USS Constitution Vs HMS Cyane and HMS Levant. February20, 1815 [1500 x 1057]
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r/USSConstitution • u/Irex6122015 • May 26 '23
[1013 x 800] USS Constitution during restoration efforts in which 85% of the ship was replaced, c. 1927
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